| − | Ubuntu also offers many other variants of it's primary operating system, the most popular being Edubuntu, a version specifically designed for educational use, Lubuntu, a lightwieght version, for low power computers, such as notebooks, Ubuntu Phone, a mobile version designed to run on the [[Android]] version of the Linux Kernel, and the other gui versions, like Kubuntu (KDE), and Xubuntu (XFCE) | + | Ubuntu also offers many other variants of it's primary operating system, the most popular being Edubuntu, a version specifically designed for educational use, Lubuntu, a lightweight version, for low power computers, such as notebooks, Ubuntu Phone, a mobile version designed to run on the [[Android]] version of the Linux Kernel, and the other GUI versions, like Kubuntu (KDE), and Xubuntu (XFCE) |